Morning Brief

Azrul Mohd Khalib from the Galen Centre reflects on the challenges our healthcare industry faced and what the outlook for 2022 as concerns linger about the state of our healthcare infrastructure. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

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The recent floods have left many car owners in despair with big bills but what are the options to ease the pain from the government and also the private sector. Danny Tan from www.paultan.org tells us. Image credit: Unsplash.com

Azrul Mohd Khalib from the Galen Centre reflects on the challenges our healthcare industry faced and what the outlook for 2022 as concerns linger about the state of our healthcare infrastructure. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

Over the past 2 weeks, MUDA has managed to galvanize public support for its flood relief efforts, raising over RM2 million to date and involving over 10,000 volunteers. Will this translate into votes during the general elections? We speak to MUDA Information Chief Zaidel Baharuddin about their relief initiatives and measures to ensure transparency in administering funds. Image credit: MUDA

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After the recent heavy rain, landslides are happening across the country. Datuk Ezumi Harzani Ismail, President of The Malaysian Institute of Architects tells us what the building safety codes are and what the rules are with regards to maintenance. He also tells us what we as individual homeowners can do to avoid landslides. Image credit: The Star

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In the latest Hong Kong Legislative Council election, pro-Beijing candidates won an overwhelming majority out of the 90 seats. However the race was stacked against the opposition following the electoral changes introduced earlier this year. What do these political developments mean for the pro-democracy movement and Hong Kong's status as an international financial hub? China expert Prof. Steve Tsang of SOAS weighs in. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

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After the recent heavy rain, landslides are happening across the country. Datuk Ezumi Harzani Ismail, President of The Malaysian Institute of Architects tells us what the building safety codes are and what the rules are with regards to maintenance. He also tells us what we as individual homeowners can do to avoid landslides. Image credit: The Star

In the latest Hong Kong Legislative Council election, pro-Beijing candidates won an overwhelming majority out of the 90 seats. However the race was stacked against the opposition following the electoral changes introduced earlier this year. What do these political developments mean for the pro-democracy movement and Hong Kong's status as an international financial hub? China expert Prof. Steve Tsang of SOAS weighs in. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

State borders have reopened and domestic travel is encouraged with even the Government offering a tax relief of up to RM1000 for this. But is this enough to help the travel industry and can it compensate for the lack of foreign tourist. Nigel Wong, Honorary Secretary-General of The Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents tells us whilst giving us his outlook for 2022. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

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Datin Noraida Saludin from the Malaysian Institute of Planners shares her perspective on the severe flooding that happened more than a week ago has taken away lives, livelihoods and homes. Image credit: Shutterstock.com

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